This document contains 8 math word problems with the answers provided. The problems involve topics like investment rates, age word problems, ratios and proportions involving food items and coins. The essential information is concisely summarized in the answers provided for each problem.
This document contains 8 math word problems with the answers provided. The problems involve topics like investment rates, age word problems, ratios and proportions involving food items and coins. The essential information is concisely summarized in the answers provided for each problem.
This document contains 8 math word problems with the answers provided. The problems involve topics like investment rates, age word problems, ratios and proportions involving food items and coins. The essential information is concisely summarized in the answers provided for each problem.
1. If the larger of two numbers is subtracted from 6 times the smaller , the result is 20.
If twice the larger number is
added to 4 times the smaller, the result is 56. Find the numbers. Answer: smaller = 6 larger = 16 2. A merchant has twice as much money invested at 12% as he has at 10%. If his annual income from both investments is P84,000 , how much has he invested at each rate Answer: 12% = 262,500 10% = 525,000 3. Riza was 25 when her first son was born. Today the sum of their ages is 105. How old is Riza and her son now ? Answer: Riza = 65 son = 40 4. In 3 years, Alex will be 3 times as old as his sister Precy. A year ago, Alex was 7 times as old as Precy. How old are they now? Answer: Alex = 15 Precy = 3 5. Rellie invest P12,000. A part of it earns 10% interest annually and the rest earns 9% interest annually. His annual income from his investment is P1,130. How much is invested at each rate? Answer: 10% -- 5,000 9% -- 7,000 6. For 100, I can buy 4 chicken pies and 12 banana cakes, or 5 banana cakes and 10 chicken pies. How much does one of each kind cost? Answer: chicken pies – 7 banana cake – 6 7. The sum of two integers is 51. The larger integer is 3 more than twice the smaller integer. Find the integers. Answer: (16,35) 8. From his daily allowance, Eric has saved 74 coins made up of denominations of one peso and five pesos. How many of each kind has he if the coins amount to P170? Answer: 1 peso – 50 5 pesos -- 24